As I see it, I have more reason than ever to wear a mask now, to cut down on the possibility of me spreading it to some other poor slob. Wish I had reliably always worn mine when in stores and such, the little gray cells being old and somewhat decrepit forgot too may times to remind me to don one (and please have the decency not to start an argument about whether or not you think masks work because at this point I am in no mood to get a face full of controversy from anyone).
Anyway, I am hopeful it will not amount to much and while my luck does not run toward being very good, I am not all that worried right now as it is mild at moment. The nurse practitioner I saw tonight told me that can change in a flash to a life threatening situation or it can just stay as is and amount to almost nothing. Time will tell I suppose. I am guessing the next 10 days or so will be rather anxiety filled.
All the best,
Glenn B
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I've had it too, not much you can do about it, most people will get it. The brain fog, headache, fever and lethargy were bad, but the loss of taste and smell just made for an overall poor experience. Would not recommend. one star.
take care friend. drink some tonic water, contains quinine. my doctor told me unofficially. take some zinc supplement too. or if you know a vet, get some ivermectin. both work like gangbusters on covid. documented and proven safe for decades.
The AMAquietly removed the ban. You can now call your MD to ask for it. If he is unwilling, you can get ivermectin at the feed n seed. This medicine is the basis of a 97% successful treatment regimen in Central America.
Failing those two, take Selenium.
Don't stay home feeling like a Christian Scientist with appendicitis. You wouldn't do that if cancer or heart disease was the diagnosis.
Good luck.
Take some Vitamin D... studies show it prevents severe symptoms in most people.
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